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Clean: Lifting weight from floor to shoulder in one motion.

Clean Air Act: The primary federal law governing efforts to control air pollution. Federal legislation addressing air pollution was first adopted in 1955 (Air Pollution Control Act, P.L. 84-159) to provide . . . View Full Definition

Clean Water Act: This is the principal law governing pollution of the nation’s rivers, lakes, estuaries, and coastal waters. Originally enacted in 1948 as the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (P.L. 80-845 . . . View Full Definition

Lift, Clean And Place: (sometimes also 'preferred lies, winter rules') a mode of play, usually because of muddy or poor course conditions, where through the green the ball may be picked up, cleaned off and replace . . . View Full Definition

Self-Cleaning: An exterior paint designed to chalk quickly to maintain a clean appearance.

Cleanup (Ten): Down all remaining pins with the third ball, (Cleanup ball).

Air Cleaner: An Air Cleaner is a filtering device with a replaceable cartridge (air filter) that filters the incoming air to the fuel system on the motorcycle engine.

Approved Ball Cleaners: Under the current rules, once competition starts, it is illegal to put foreign substances (cleaners, polish etc) on the surface of the ball unless it is one of the ABC approved substances.

Clean Back Ends: A generally desirable lane condition in which the back ends of the lane have little or no conditioner (see stripped lanes also). It is helpful in that the ball can generate a larger hook wit . . . View Full Definition

On A Clean Up: Used in the context of general equities. Willingness to participate in part of a trade if all of the stock available is spoken for except for the 'clean up amount.'